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| - 体癖(たいへき)とは、野口整体の創始者である野口晴哉がまとめ上げた、人間の感受性の癖を表す概念。身体の重心の偏り・腰椎のゆがみと個人の生理的・心理的感受性(体質、体型、性格、行動規範、価値観など)が相互に作用していることを野口は診療から見出し、その傾向を12種類(10+2種類)に分類した。 (ja)
- Taiheki (体 癖 、 た い へ き) és una categorització de la tendència corporal dels individus en relació a la seva sensibilitat, temperament, moviment i personalitat. Significa "hàbit" (heki) del cos (tai). Hi ha molts fenòmens fisiològics que es produeixen en els éssers humans; però el mateix fenomen es diferent en cada individu. (ca)
- Taiheki (体癖、たいへき) is a concept on one's bodily tendency in sensitivity, temperament, movement and personality. The concept was established by Haruchika Noguchi (野口 晴哉), who was the founder and a teacher of seitai (整体) in Japan. Noguchi said that man's tendency of sensitivity can be divided into five categories, each of which is divided into two types, one of which is active (odd-numbered types) whereas the other of which is passive (even-numbered types). In addition, there are two anomalous types. Thus, 12 types of Taiheki in total have been defined. Among them, odd-numbered types have a tendency to release of compressed energy in an active way, whereas even-numbered types are passive and require others' attention to release compressed energy. The 12 types are like pure colors in color, an (en)
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| - Taiheki (体 癖 、 た い へ き) és una categorització de la tendència corporal dels individus en relació a la seva sensibilitat, temperament, moviment i personalitat. Significa "hàbit" (heki) del cos (tai). Hi ha molts fenòmens fisiològics que es produeixen en els éssers humans; però el mateix fenomen es diferent en cada individu. És un condicionament temperamental i hereditari; una combinació específica, personal, única i irrepetible. El concepte el va establir Haruchika Noguchi (野口晴哉), que va ser el fundador del seitai (整体) al Japó. Noguchi va dir que la tendència de sensibilitat de l'home es pot diferenciar en cinc categories, cadascuna de les quals es divideix en dos tipus: un d'actiu (+) i l'altre passiu (–); a més, afegia dos tipus especials. Així, va definir 12 tipus de taiheki. Entre ells, els taihekis + tenen una tendència a alliberar energia comprimida d’una manera activa, mentre que els – són passius i requereixen l’atenció dels altres per alliberar l'energia comprimida. Els 12 tipus són com els colors purs, ja que en la natura apareixen barrejats, tot i que solen predominar la combinació de dos tipus en cada persona; el que s'anomena taiheki complex. (ca)
- Taiheki (体癖、たいへき) is a concept on one's bodily tendency in sensitivity, temperament, movement and personality. The concept was established by Haruchika Noguchi (野口 晴哉), who was the founder and a teacher of seitai (整体) in Japan. Noguchi said that man's tendency of sensitivity can be divided into five categories, each of which is divided into two types, one of which is active (odd-numbered types) whereas the other of which is passive (even-numbered types). In addition, there are two anomalous types. Thus, 12 types of Taiheki in total have been defined. Among them, odd-numbered types have a tendency to release of compressed energy in an active way, whereas even-numbered types are passive and require others' attention to release compressed energy. The 12 types are like pure colors in color, and there is a combination of two types in one person (this is called complex Taiheki). The concept of Taiheki is somehow similar to the typology by Ernst Kretschmer, Enneagram of Personality and Four Temperaments. However, Taiheki is not only applicable to psychological aspects such as one's emotional or behavioural tendency, but also to one's physical characteristics including shape of face and body, balance of weights, and tendency seen in movement. According to him, all these aspects are correlated with state of 5 lumbar vertebrae. In Japanese, tai (体) means “body”, whereas heki (癖) represents “habit” or "tendency". Noguchi established the concept of Taiheki through his as activity as healer and seitai teacher sometime during the early 1950s. A modified weight scale called as Tairyo Haibun Kei (体量配分計) (body mass distribution meter) is used to tell somebody's Taiheki. The scale's platform is divided into left and right parts for both legs, and each of the parts is further divided into 3 parts: frontal right, frontal left, and rear parts. Thus one stands over the 6 parts of the platform. When he makes postures, such as brace and forward-bending position, the scale gives data of biased balance of his weight in certain direction for each posture. According to Noguchi, each Taiheki has a distinct tendency of biased balance of weight in each posture. One can hence determine somebody's Taiheki based on the collected data. Alternatively, without using any special apparatus, one's Taiheki can be estimated by observation of his/her physical constitution, postural characteristics, kinetic features, or psychological tendency in sensitivity. Noguchi's seitai provides exercises specifically designed for each Taiheki, to adjust its unbalanced tendency when it is excessive. It is thought that in general one's Taiheki doesn't change dramatically in adulthood. Noguchi himself was Taiheki type 9 mixed with twisted type, whereas his wife, Akiko Noguchi was Taiheki type 1. (en)
- 体癖(たいへき)とは、野口整体の創始者である野口晴哉がまとめ上げた、人間の感受性の癖を表す概念。身体の重心の偏り・腰椎のゆがみと個人の生理的・心理的感受性(体質、体型、性格、行動規範、価値観など)が相互に作用していることを野口は診療から見出し、その傾向を12種類(10+2種類)に分類した。 (ja)
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